Real-Life Two-Headed Animals

19 Oct,2023

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In 2000, a two-headed kitten named Image was born in Bucks County, Pennsylvania. Owner Sandra Pyatt recounted that she took extra care of the little tyke from the moment he was born.

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Two-headed kitten

In 2020, Florida wildlife officials rescued a two-headed southern black racer that was found in a family’s home. Black racers are non-venomous snakes that are common in Florida.

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Two-Headed Black Racer

During a sea turtle patrol in 2021, volunteers in South Carolina discovered a rare, two-headed baby loggerhead hatchling.

Two-Headed Baby Loggerhead

There is only a one in 25 million chance that a bearded dragon with two heads will survive into adulthood. One of those lucky lizards was born to reptile enthusiast Tony Rowe.

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Two-Headed Bearded Dragon

A farmer thought his eyes were playing tricks on him recently when one of his sheep gave birth two a two headed lamb in northern China’s Inner Mongolia.

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Two-Faced Lamb

A two-headed calf was born in the Armenian village of Sotk in January 2011.

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Two-Faced Calf

This bull shark, found in the womb of an adult caught on April 7, 2011, was the first two-headed bull shark on record. The fetus died shortly after being removed from the uterus.

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Two-Faced Shark

A two-headed pig was born in China's Jiangxi province in April. A local veterinarian said it suffers a rare deformity and would find it difficult to survive.

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Two-Faced Pig